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I feel for you Daisysmom and I don't know what to say. :cry:

I like this one! [img]http://pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL99/807797/1434617/19302359.jpg[/img] 8 months old! How tall is she?! :o

Well while I'm on messed up sites here's one! :x [url]http://www.myaussies.com/[/url] Mmmm... not sure if it's supporting breeding or not. I guess you'll have to decide for yourself.

Here are some pics of double merles :x [img]http://bowlingsite.mcf.com/photos/Double.gif[/img] Not sure if this one is: [img]http://bowlingsite.mcf.com/photos/Fly.gif[/img] Ok, the more I look at that site, the more I think it's messed up! :o

Actually I think that website supports the breeding of merles, sooo... I think there are some pics on there of "MM"s if your curious.

[quote]Okay, showing my ignorance of colors again. What is a pure white merle? That seems like a contradiction of terms. Oooooh, my head hurts. Help me! [/quote] Ok, I'm not that good at this, but I'll guess. When you breed two merle dogs (Mn & Mn) You can get 2 merle hair coats, 1 non merle hair coat, and 1 double merle. Double merles are usually almost completely white with blue eyes and may have small amounts of gray or darker color. They also may have lots of heath problems including deafness, small eyes (called microopthalmia that results in diminished eyesight as well as chronic infections in the membranes that line the eye socket), some are completely blind, serious heart defects, and short life spans (researchers think that many double merles probably die as fetuses during pregnancy). Although many double merles are sterile, some are capable of successfully reproducing and breeders use them in selective matings with non-merle dogs. Due to the complete dominance of the "M' gene, all puppies from a double merle and any other non-merle mate will have merle coats with minimal likelihood of congenital defects. Here's a website: [url]http://bowlingsite.mcf.com/Genetics/Merle.html[/url] Wouldn't Hobbit be proud of me??? :lol: (actually I had a little help for january's issue of dog world. :oops: :lol: )

How many for a CH title? Example: Number of Points 12 Number Major Wins 1 Number Major Judges 1 Total Number Judges 8 How many more does this dog need to get? Or: Number of Points Number Major Wins Number Major Judges Total Number Judges fill in the blanks! :lol:

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Bag Balm yeah! You won't [u]believe[/u] what we use it for... [size=1]for the cows bags[/size]! :lol:

:cry: So sorry for your loss Bensam.

I've thought about getting every dog in the world! :lol: This one's a ways away though. :(

Winnie's feet are [i]soft[/i]! [size=2](I put lotion on them! :oops: :lol: )[/size]

He is so cute! Looks sorta like this dog: [img]http://www.petfinder.org/fotos/OR70.1372118.jpg[/img] Ginger Dog Black Labrador Retriever,Border Collie Mix Size: Medium Age: Young Sex: Female I.D: Ginger03 Notes: I LOVE to snuggle on your lap and give kisses all over your face. My foster Mom, Wende tells everyone that I NEED a job and a securely fenced yard so that I can be safe and not bored. I myself have a few things that I want in my new family, such as; 1) Children: over the age of 8 years since I am very much the puppy and I love to jump and say "HELLO" and playing fetch is a MUST!!! 2) Fenced Yard: a large playground for my never-ending Puppy and Adult antics 3) Other dogs: a playmate for those times my Human playmates must go and do Human things Now, that is not much of a list, is it??? I am VERY easy to please and all the above are negotiable with me. Ginger is a fun loving dog that rides well in the car, but a harness or dog barrier would be a good idea. Leash skills and house manners need work, which Basic Obedience will start to address. She needs to have direction and a family that is committed to working with her as she grows into the fine young Lady she will be. She needs to have lots of love, tempered with training and guidance to channel her energy into positive areas. She is not food nor toy aggressive and loves to have a good bone, pig ear or ???Shoe???, oops, forgot to put those away!!!! Please remember that Ginger is a cross of TWO ACTIVE breeds and MUST have a direction to be led into. She has exhibited that she is very smart and eager to learn. She completed with her previous owner an 8 week Puppy Kindergarten, but those learned skills need to be freshened in her mind. She does sit and lay down on command, when the spirit moves her, sort of like a small child.

Margaret P had a retired greyhound... here is her website: [url]http://www.risingfree.co.uk/users1/margaret_p//[/url]

There is someone on here that had a retired greyhound, but I don't remember the name. :oops: I'll try and find them.

RATS! I missed it! :x :oops: Are they going to replay it? If so when? Thanks!

Not sure what to say right now! :-?

Poor Hazel! :cry: YUCK!

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Well... We went to see it and it was a WONDERFUL dog, BUT it peed 6 times when we went out there! :o :( Other than that she was wonderful :( But that's such a BIG problem. Here's a dog I'm emailing about right now, and we might go see: Dog:Border collie mix Portland,OR 503-669-1556 Cindy Mclaughlin [email][email protected][/email] 02-04-2003 Name: Precious Age:2yrs. Sex:F Size:M Delete Precious-Border mix weighs about 45lbs 20 ins at the shoulder,all shots,spayed House-trained,currently working on obiedence training,Wonderful&funny.She loves Children,dogs,cats probably would make friends with a porcupine! We do not want to see her go,but due to a move from a fenced yard&home into a apartment,she is unhappy without her yard to romp in.A adoption application&contract + a $35.00 fee will be required,just so I know she will go to a loving home with a yard and lots of loving attention.We will send pictures at your request. A adoption fee from a private party? :-? Could that other dog have a urinary tract infection? Or would it have other symtoms?